Maryam Mohammadi
Education:2002: B.A. in photography from Art University, Tehran, Iran
2004: M.A. in research in art Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
Awards:
2002: The award for the best photographer, International Fadjr Festival, a decade of theater photography, Tehran, Iran.
2003: The Second Festival, Iranian Theatre Critics Association, Tehran, Iran.
2004: Award for the chosen Iranian photographer of the year, The 3rd Festival, Iranian Theater Critics Association, Tehran, Iran.
Exhibitions:
2002: Participating in “the Language of Images in Theatre” Exhibition, Tehran, Iran.
2002: Participating in the “A Decade of Theatre Photography” Exhibition, Tehran, Iran.
2003 & 2004: Participating in the “Image of the Year” Exhibitions, Tehran, Iran.
2003: Participating in ‘One Year of Theatre Photography’ Exhibition, Tehran, Iran.
2004: Participating in “Iranian Theatre Images” Exhibition, Paris, France.
2004: Participating in “Tehran in the language of image” , Köln, Germany
2004: Participating in “20 photographer group”, Exhibition, Tehran, Iran.
2005: Single exhibition “Woman”, 8th of March, SOAS university, London, U.K.
2005: Group exhibition, fotogalerie Wien, Austria.
2005: In common exhibition with Morgan Gray (French photographer), artist forum, Tehran, Iran.
2005: Nominated Photographer for summer art academy in Yazd, X-change Cultural Company, Austria.
2005: Photography project with “Klemens Ortmeyer”, German Photographer. Iran – Germany.
Employment:
1998 - 2004: Working with the bulletin of Theatre International, Fadjr Festival.
1998 - 2004: Working with the monthly magazine ‘Namayesh’ (Play).
1998 - 2006: Working with various theatre groups as a photographer.
1998 - 2004: Working with various Iranian publications.
2002 - 2007: Working with ‘Niavaran Musicians Association’ as a photographer.
2002: Working with ‘Sites & Sounds’ Project.
2003 - : Director of photography for Monthly Journal ‘Culture and Music’ Magazine.
2003 - 2009: Teaching photography experiences in Islamic Azad Art & Archeology University, Tehran, Iran.